XP and levels
XP is a nudge, not a score. It exists so you can see that yesterday added up to something — not so you can compare yourself to anyone else. Nothing decays and nothing is ever lost.
Where you are now
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Your accuracy
Answer a quiz question and your accuracy shows up here.
The ladder
The early levels come quickly, so a first session already feels like progress. Each band after that is about twice the size of the one before.
Sprout
You opened the app. That is the whole trick — the rest is repetition.
0 XP · from the start · Where everyone starts.
Explorer
Enough chapters for the shape of the field to start clicking.
200 XP · +200 from the last · One or two sessions.
Builder
You can build something small end to end without copying a tutorial.
600 XP · +400 from the last · A couple of weeks of real study.
Streaker
Consistency beat intensity. This is where a habit usually forms.
1,400 XP · +800 from the last · A couple of months, most days.
Scholar
The course is behind you and the questions are getting genuinely hard.
3,000 XP · +1,600 from the last · The whole catalogue, worked through properly.
Master
Deep enough that you could teach the parts you have covered.
6,200 XP · +3,200 from the last · Months of steady work beyond the syllabus.
Sage
A year of showing up. There is nothing above this, by design.
12,600 XP · +6,400 from the last · A sustained year, or a fast and serious one.
How a question is paid
A question is worth full XP only if you know it. Each wrong pick you make costs some, and being left with a single option is worth nothing — that is elimination, not recall.
| How you got there | XP | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| First try | +5 | You knew it. This is the only one that counts as learning. |
| After one wrong pick | +3 | You narrowed it down. Reasonable, and worth less. |
| After two wrong picks | +1 | A guess between two options. |
| Last option left | +0 | One option left. Nothing was proved. |
A question can only be paid once, so reloading the page or replaying a quiz earns nothing. The only way up is ground you have not covered.
Questions with fewer options
The table above assumes four options. With three, you reach the last option after two wrong picks instead of three, so that question pays 5 / 3 / 0 with no rung in between — the one-option-left stage simply arrives sooner. The underlying rule holds either way: full XP while you still have a choice.
Your accuracy, in detail
A single percentage would hide the useful part. Here is where your answers actually landed.
Nothing recorded yet. Your first answered question will appear here.
Streaks
Measured in questions answered, not pages opened.
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Day streak
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Longest run
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Active days, last 0 weeks
One question is enough
A day counts once you answer a single question, which takes about thirty seconds. That is short enough to keep on a busy day, and answering is the part worth repeating anyway — recalling something you read is what moves it into long-term memory, so the streak and the useful habit are the same habit.
Everything else that pays
The four standing awards. Each is granted once, so nothing here can be farmed.
| Action | XP | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Finish a chapter | +10 | Once per chapter, ever. |
| Answer a quiz question | +5 | Full value on the first try, less after a wrong pick. |
| Answer a question on a new day | +20 | One claim per calendar day, on top of the question's own XP. |
| Review a flashcard | +2 | A small nudge to keep a session going. |
What the top level means
A chapter answered perfectly is worth 35 XP. That puts 12,600 XP beyond a single pass of everything here — it is roughly what a few months of steady practice adds up to. Each band is about twice the size of the one before, so the early wins stay quick and the last stretch stays worth something.